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Acquisitions

Canadian Solar raises $150 million to fund possible acquisitions

The company said it will use the proceeds for its long-term strategic growth plans, including investing in its battery storage business and growing its storage pipeline.

Utilities and financial investors are investing in renewables, especially hydrogen, like never before

A new Ernst & Young power and utilities overview report shows that utilities and other deep-pocketed investors are putting financial support behind their environmental, social and governance initiatives.

Enphase acquires EV charging company ClipperCreek

The deal clears a path for Enphase to enter the EV charging market and offer bi-directional charging or vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-grid applications.

Sunrise brief: Solar+storage microgrid for EV bus charging wins $6m in funding

Also on the rise: Costs for all types of solar PV continue to fall, NREL says; and financing is lined up for a solar project near Denver.

PV distributor Soligent to be acquired by City Electric Supply

Subject to regulatory approval, the electrical wholesale distributor will purchase the PV equipment distributor.

Greenbacker acquires two community solar projects

The projects include 6.6 MW in capacity and are the third and fourth acquired by Greenbacker from ReneSola in Maine this year.

Competitive Power Ventures acquires 460 MW solar portfolio

Purchased from developer Belltown Power, the two projects are located in Illinois and Kentucky.

OMERS enters distributed solar space with Navisun deal

In its fourth renewables deal of the year, the Canada-based pension fund vehicle bought Navisun.

SolRiver Capital acquires 53 MW solar portfolio

The firm paid more than $90 million to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for eight solar projects in North Carolina.

Sunrise brief: Consumers can drive decarbonization faster than utilities, study says

Also on the rise: Ohio officials approve more utility-scale solar, SCE will add 2,150 MWh of energy storage, and large format modules are headed for standardization in a move driven by a Chinese trade group.

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